Facial Wipes That Do More Than Just Remove Makeup
Facial wipes have made removing eyeliner a piece of cake, but they can actually do a whole lot more for your skin. Apart from clearing off a day’s worth of foundation, some of the best facial wipes out there can exfoliate, detox, and even help clear out your pores. Just check out the below products to find the right fit for you.
Simple Micellar Makeup Remover Wipes ($7, target.com)
Micellar water is having a moment, and we get why. The gentle water is infused with vitamins and micelles bubbles that basically eat up impurities, dirt, and makeup. These wipes are infused with that cleansing goodness, so you can wash your face and take off that concealer on the go.
Pacifica Super Detox Deep Purification Wipes ($11, pacifica.com)
Pacifica has just about any type of facial wipes you can imagine—they’ve even stepped outside the box with deodorizing wipes for under your arms. We’re big fans of the brand’s exfoliating facial wipes, particularly this Super Detox formula. These are meant to be used after you take off your makeup as a last step in cleansing your skin. We’ve used these kale-infused wipes after washing with a regular, moisturizing cleanser. They leave your skin feeling totally fresh and clean.
boscia Black Charcoal Cleansing Cloths ($15, sephora.com)
Dealing with oily skin and clogged pores? Boscia’s Black Charcoal Cleansing Cloths work by absorbing the oils and dirt on your skin that clog pores and cause blemishes. And because they help clear away all the impurities, they also work to minimize the appearance of your pores in the process. But charcoal isn’t the only key ingredient: These wipes are infused with black tea and glycolic acid to help with skin texture and tone.
Yes to Grapefruit Brightening Facial Towelettes ($6, target.com)
Here’s your budget buy! This beauty brand sells a variety of wipes featuring a singular high-powered ingredient, but the Yes To Grapefruit version is made specifically to brighten your skin with vitamin C. The wipes are also slightly textured to help with the exfoliating process.
Dr Dennis Gross Skincare Antioxidant Cleansing Clothes with AHAs ($18, sephora.com)
Want a mini facial? These wipes get to work with AHAs to support cell turnover, alongside other ingredients such as salicylic acid to exfoliate and target pores. On top of clearing the skin of impurities and helping with exfoliation, the wipes are infused with super ingredient hyaluronic acid for ample hydration afterwards.
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